Davis Tech Viewbook

On the Cover: Joy ‘Citlali” Holbrook Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology

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WHY TECHNICAL EDUCATION?

Technical education focuses on practical first-hand training to prepare students for skilled labor careers. At Davis Tech, we pride ourselves in a self-paced and job-specific learning environment, where you will have the ability to step into a professional career immediately after graduation.

Davis Tech offers 35+ programs in Business and Information Technology, Construction, Health Professions, Manufacturing, Service Professions, and Transportation.

Explore how Davis Tech can change YOUR life. davistech.edu

MISSION

We are a trusted learning community embracing technical education to promote student development and economic growth.

VISION

Davis Technical College will be an innovative leader in delivering exceptional technical training that supports economic development.

MONTHS

AFFORDABLE

Davis Tech strives to ensure affordability for students. We offer FREE TUITION for high school students and affordable tuition for adult students—$2.45 for every training hour. Financial aid and scholarships are also available to support you along the way.

HANDS-ON

Davis Tech’s hands-on learning teaches students using real-world tools and equipment. Our unique approach provides you with the experience and knowledge employers value. We offer in-demand, relevant skills for every program.

FLEXIBLE

Whether you’re a part-time or full-time student, Davis Tech has options to fit your classes around work and family. Create a schedule that works for you. Many programs start anytime, while others have defined start dates. We offer both daytime and evening classes.

SELF-PACED

Davis Tech’s programs are designed to fit your unique learning style. Speed through familiar concepts or slow down to perfect the details of a project—it’s up to you! Students work individually on assignments until they are complete, with instructors available to help.

is the average time for students to earn back the cost of training

EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS

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I absolutely enjoy teaching students skills they will need to become a successful Diesel Technician. It is an incredible career field that will constantly challenge your technical and mechanical skills as well as your ability to think logically and problem solve. To me, these skills are valuable in all aspects of life.

I always ask my students if they admire the “Old Timers” skills. You know that old timer that can fix anything? My students will always say, “Yes I do.” Then I love to respond to them “The best way to gain those skills is through the incredibly challenging career field of Diesel Tech!”

Tim Richards Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology

ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT

Get a jump-start on your college math requirements, and save money by taking general math courses at Davis Tech. These courses cost approximately one third less than many universities, and the credits transfer. Other benefits include small class sizes, flexible schedules, open enrollment, self-paced, blended formats, and tutoring.

SCHOOL OF

BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Have a knack for computers? Immerse yourself in a world of cutting- edge technology, software, and design programs in Architectural and Engineering Design, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Software Development, and Web and Graphic Design. Learn how to configure and troubleshoot computers while protecting the network as a student in Cybersecurity, Information Technology or Software Development. Architecture and Engineering Design students develop parametric modeling techniques by drafting 2D and 3D layouts. Advance your graphic design skills through Adobe – the leader in digital creativity.

Dream of starting your own business? Gain accounting skills and prepare to earn your Microsoft Office and QuickBooks certifications in Business Administrative Services.

davistech.edu/programs

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost 2

Average Completion

Scholarships Transfer

Architectural and Engineering Design $2,500 $422 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Business Administrative Services $3,000 $286 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Cybersecurity $4,000 $1,431 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Information Technology $2,500 $935 8 mos at 18 hrs/wk (600 hours) P, S, VA Y

Software Development

$2,800 $138 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Web and Graphic Design $3,000 $386 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information.

1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

WORKPLACE RELATIONS & JOB SEEKING SKILLS

Has it been a while since you’ve searched for a job or prepared for an interview? Davis Tech offers short courses to help you prepare for and land your new career. Coursework teaches students workplace skills, such as personal branding, technology use, and business communication. Students also practice writing job applications, resumés, and cover letters.

davistech.edu/workplace-success

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SCHOOL OF

CONSTRUCTION

Prepare for the ultimate hands-on career by working on real-life construction, electrical, and plumbing projects. Our students help build homes every year in partnership with Davis School District, Weber State University, and Habitat for Humanity.

Gain skills in blueprint reading, framing, masonry, heating, ventilation, interior and exterior finishing, and more. While working as a licensed apprentice, train to be a plumber or electrician in our apprentice programs.

davistech.edu/programs

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost 2

Construction Management

$3,000 $565 4 mos (150 hours)

Construction Technology $1,200 $342 5 mos at 18 hrs/wk (330 hours)

P, S, VA Y

P, S, VA Y

Electrician Apprentice $2,700 $142 48 mos (720 hours) S Y

Heating and Air Conditioning $2,800 $100 10 mos at 18 hrs/wk (720 hours) S, VA

Plumbing Apprentice $3,200 $50 48 mos (720 hours)

S, VA Y

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information. 1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

Average Completion Scholarships Transfer

BUILD TO SUCCESS

High school students can attend a week-long builders boot camp taught by construction professionals. These experts introduce attendees to construction careers through hands-on experiences.

In past workshops students have visited architectural firms, as well as residential and commercial construction sites to learn about the industry and career pathways first-hand. At the end of the week, employers met with students to explore summer job opportunities.

SCHOOL OFHEALTH PROFESSIONS

Make a difference in people’s lives. Immerse yourself in a world of high-tech medical equipment and simulation labs by taking classes in our state-of-the-art Allied Health Building.

Our students are prepared with the knowledge, skills, and composure to provide urgent care in life-threatening emergencies. They also learn the medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology used in every-day patient interaction.

davistech.edu/programs

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost2

Advanced Emergency Medical Technician

Average Completion Scholarships Transfer

$1,300 $565 4 mos (150 hours)

Dental Assisting $3,100 $342 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours)

Emergency Medical Technician

S, VA Y

P, S, VA Y

$1,200 $475 4 mos at 18 hrs/wk (150 hours) S, VA Y

Firefighter $2,800 $1,812 6 mos (360 hours) S, VA

Medical Assistant $3,900 $319 14 mos at 18 hrs/wk (1020 hours) P, S, VA Y

Medical Coding and Billing

$3,700 $1583 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours)

Nurse Assistant $700 $177 2 mos (115 hours)

Pharmacy Technician $2,500 $382 10 mos at 18 hrs/wk (710 hours)

Phlebotomy* $600 $122 2 mos (105 hours)

Practical Nurse** $3,900 n/a 10 mos (900 hours)

Surgical Technology** $5,100 n/a 16 mos (1545 hours)

P, S, VA Y

S, VA

P, S, VA

P, S, VA

P, S, VA Y

P, S, VA Y

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information. 1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. 3Office emphasis and coder emphasis may differ. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

DENTAL SERVICES

Davis Donated Dental is a partnership with Salt Lake Donated Dental, Davis County dentists, WSU, and Davis Tech. This partnership provides uninsured individuals with quality dental care. Treatment is provided in our Dental Assisting classroom, which allows students to have real-world, chairside assisting experience with WSU hygiene students, general and specialized dentists before graduation.

Alicia Reeves with instructor Kira Simpson assisting Dr. Larry Fisher

SCHOOL OF

Prepare to enter a high-wage, high-demand career in the growing manufacturing industry.

Learn how to mold parts, operate and repair machines in aerospace, automotive, electronics, energy, engineering, medical, parts assembly, sporting goods, and more.

davistech.edu/programs

Automation and Robotics

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost 2

$3,100 $649 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours)

CNC Machining $2,000 $241 8 mos at 18 hrs/wk (600 hours)

Composite Materials Technology $2,600 $256 10 mos at 18 hrs/wk (750 hours)

Injection Molding

Welding Technology

P, S, VA Y

P, S, VA Y

P, S, VA Y

$2,100 $137 8 mos at 18 hrs/wk (600 hours) P, S, VA Y

$4,800 $134 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours)

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information.

P, S, VA Y

1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

HIGH SCHOOL AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS

Earn your Automation and Robotics certificate in high school. Besides offering it on campus, our program is taught at six schools in the Davis School District and at Morgan High School.

Students attend before or after school in 45-minute classes at their local high school, then complete the program with a few courses on Davis Tech’s main campus. MANUFACTURING

Average Completion Scholarships Transfer

SCHOOL OFSERVICE PROFESSIONS

Cosmetology students develop core skills and professional behavior for success in a competitive industry. They serve guests in our modern, well-equipped salon and perform these skills with current techniques, products, and equipment.

Our culinary students dive into a curriculum that requires taste and creativity, and a mastery of technique. Students study both theory and practical kitchen application of quality food preparation.

davistech.edu/programs

Cosmetology

$7,100 $3,418 17 mos (1600 hours)

P, S, VA Y

Culinary Arts $2,900 $397 13 mos at 18 hors/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Esthetician $3,600 $2,183 12 mos (600 hours)

Hair Designer $4,500 $1,410 13 mos (1200 hours)

Master Esthetician $3,700 $2,144 12 mos (600 hours)

P, S, VA

P, S, VA Y

P, S, VA

Nail Technician $2,100 $1,295 6 mos (310 hours) S, VA

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information. 1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost 2

Average Completion Scholarships Transfer

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

SCHOOL OF

TRANSPORTATION

Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology program provides students with exposure to various diesel-powered vehicles, engines, and power systems. Students maintain and repair transmissions, differentials, brakes, steering and suspension, wheel alignment, hydraulics, and more.

Automotive and Advanced Automotive Technology programs provide students with training on various vehicle makes and models—both foreign and domestic. Students utilize industry-standard tools and procedures for entry-level automotive servicing, diagnostics, and maintenance.

davistech.edu/programs

Estimated Cost1 High School Cost2 Average Completion Scholarships Transfer

Automotive Technology

$1,900 $122 8 mos at 18 hrs/wk (600 hours)

P, S, VA Y

Advanced Automotive Technology $1,700 $61 8 mos at 18 hrs/wk (600 hours) P, S Y

Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology $2,800 $172 13 mos at 18 hrs/wk (900 hours) P, S, VA Y

Costs, schedules, completion times, and salary are subject to change. Please visit davistech.edu/programs for the most current information. 1Costs include tuition, fees, books, and materials and may vary depending on individual course selection. 2High school cost includes fees, books, materials, and supplies. The yearly student fee for high school is $40, and tuition is free. Some programs have additional single course or clinical fees included in the high school cost. Licensure price not included in total cost. License not required to graduate, but necessary to work in Utah. *Must be 18 years of age **Must be 18 years of age and have a high school diploma. Private training is not included in this document. Annual salaries come from careeronestop.org sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. Davis Technical College offers training to all applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.

P=Pell Grants S=Scholarships VA=Veterans

If Davis Tech had an official mascot, it would be the Green Dragon. The truck is a testament to the teamwork across our programs. CNC Machining students worked with Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology students to build the lift blocks for the front axle. Welding Technology students made the dragon’s head hood ornament. Web and Graphic Design students created the official Green Dragon logo.

This project shows that with curiosity and drive, a technician can build anything.”

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Scott King Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology Instructor

Melissa Jackson

Architectural and Engineering Design

Jake Newton Heating and Air Conditioning

Xavier Mungiva Cybersecurity

Juan Sanchez CNC Machining

Instructor Nick Price, Welding Technology and son Mekhael Price, Cybersecurity

PARTNERSHIPS

Davis Tech has many partnerships that provide equipment and training for our programs. Students learn directly from industry experts and gain advanced, job-relevant skills. Our graduates leave Davis Tech prepared to start their careers. Our partners’ generous contributions help us keep the programs low cost, and provide access to current technology.

MAJOR PARTNERS

Albany International

CR England Composites One

Davis Hospital and Medical Center Hartwig Hughes General Contractors Intermountain Healthcare KIHOMAC

KIN North America

Lakeview Hospital Lifetime Products

The Lincoln Electric Company Merit Medical Systems, Inc. Northrop Grumman OKUMA Tanner Clinic Young Automotive

To provide the best training, Davis Tech works with hundreds of companies. Our major partners include organizations that contribute ongoing cash and in-kind donations, support the college through volunteering on advisory boards and provide clinicals/work-based learning opportunities for students.

OCCUPATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The mission of the Occupational Advisory Committee (OAC) is to continually align Davis Tech’s curriculum with industry needs and provide links between employers, students, and technical education. Davis Tech instructors have ongoing relationships with employers who share new technology and ideas and offer our students career opportunities.

TUITION FREE*

Start as early as your junior or senior year of high school and attend TUITION FREE

Earn your certificate and land a high-paying career while taking classes that count towards your high school diploma

Save money by transferring up to 30 credit hours to a Utah degree-granting institution with a certificate from a 900-hour program.

Many programs are available both at Davis Tech and on high school campuses. Talk to your CTE coordinator about enrolling at Davis Tech.

davistech.edu/high-school

HIGH SCHOOL

Chase Loertscher

Through articulation agreements, Davis Tech coursework can be transferred to the colleges and universities listed below.

EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS

General Technology AAS

Apprenticeship AAS

Automotive Heavy Duty Truck AAS

Automotive Services Technology AAS

Building Design, Construction, & Arch AAS

Computer Science AAS

Construction Management AAS

Controls Technology AAS

Electronics Engineering Technology AAS

Independent Shop ATEP AAS

Manufacturing Engineering Technology AAS

Network Management Technology AAS

Nursing AAS

Paramedic Studies AAS

Product Design & Development AAS Web UX AAS

Culinary Arts AAS

Apprenticeship Electrical Independent Technology AAS

Apprenticeship Plumber/Pipefitter AAS

Diesel Systems Technology AAS

Engineering Design Technology AAS

Information Systems and Technology AAS

Technology AAS Technology Management BS

TRANSFER OPTIONS

General Technology AAS Technology Systems BS

Cloud & System Administration BS

Computer Science BS

Cybersecurity & Information Assurance BS

Data Management BS

Information Technology BS

Network Operations & Security BS

Software Development BS

Applied Technology AAS

General Technology AAS

General Technology – Business Emphasis AAS

Davis Tech made it possible for me to come to school, have a job, and access the resources I needed to keep coming without breaks. Students who feel like they can’t go to college, at Davis Tech, you can!

Composite Materials Technology, Student of the Year 2021

Carmen EnrÍquez

STUDENT RESOURCESREMOVING BARRIERS

We know many students face challenges that can make getting an education difficult. That’s why Davis Tech has partnered with several organizations to help remove those barriers. These resources can help you focus on learning and finding your way forward.

ON CAMPUS

ADA/Disability Services

Arrange reasonable accomodations for students adacoordinator@davistech.edu

Davis Tech Placement Center

Information about job fairs, workshops, and job openings davistech.edu/student-job-board

Student Resource Center

A safe space to meet with advisors that help connect students with campus and community resources:

• Food Pantry

• Financial

• Mental Health

• Physical davistech.edu/student-resource-center

Title IX Student Advocate

Assists students who have experienced sexual harassment, misconduct, and/or violence

Veterans Center

Assist Veterans with their unique academic goals

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Blomquist Hale Mental health support services

Davis Behavioral & Mental Health

Behavioral health services for adults, adolescents, and children

Midtown Community Health Center

Provides affordable, needs-based healthcare to patients with or without insurance

Safe Harbor

Provides services for victims of domestic violence, including their children

SAFE UT App

Offers real-time crisis intervention with a licensed clinician

Title IX Student Advocate

Assists students who have experienced sexual harassment

CAREER & FINANCIAL

Department of Workforce Services

Funding for training programs and other critical needs

Employment Services

Provides job information, job training and job seeking skills

latterdaysaintjobs.org

Scholarships and Financial Aid

More information found on pages 26 & 29

Utah State Office of Rehabilitation

Assists individuals with disabilities to find employment

COMMUNITY

Bountiful Food Pantry

Vouchers for a week’s worth of food, or day packs available on campus

Davis Donated Dental

A service through Bountiful Food Pantry offering dental care for eligible students and low-income households—provided on Davis Tech main campus

Careaboutchildcare.utah.gov

Lists childcare provider facilities and other resources

Head Start

0-5 year old school readiness

Family Connection Center

Helps families overcome abuse and poverty to become self-reliant

UTA

FREE transit passes provided for all students

UTAH 211

Gives information to community members for available services in their specific area

davistech.edu/student-resources

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” I have been blessed with the very best of instructors that have gone above and beyond what was expected to help me be successful.

Tiffany Skelton Pharmacy Technician and Scholarship recipient

WE HAVE A WAITING FOR YOU! SCHOLARSHIP

Start with the FAFSA for all scholarships, followed by the scholarship application, and we will find the scholarship(s) that meet your needs.

Learn to Dream/Nelnet

Nelnet Bank has provided a scholarship fund to provide 100% of the costs associated with Davis Tech fees, requred books, and supplies to current high school students only. Financial need is required. Meet with Financial Aid Officer for more information.

Life-Changer Scholarship

Davis Tech Foundation has funds from private sources to serve DACA students.

Foundation Scholarships

The Davis Tech Foundation connects students with donations received, to cover tuition and/or fees. Some of scholarships available are from Dehmlow Family, Eccles Foundation, Intermountain Healthcare, Barlow Foundation, and Gene Haas Foundation, just to name a few.

Tuition Waiver

Davis Tech offers many tuition waivers that cover tuition and/or partial fees. Must be enrolled or accepted for consideration.

Utah Technical Education Scholarship

This scholarship covers tuition, fees, and required books/supplies. Must be enrolled or accepted for consideration.

Priority is given to underserved and economially disadvantaged populations. davistech.edu/senior-scholarships

Work Study

Federal Work Study is a program that provides students an opportunity to work and earn money to help pay expenses related to their education. Apply online at fafsa.ed.gov under Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

davistech.edu/scholarships

CAREER PLACEMENT

Our goal is to continually support both Davis Tech students and graduates. The Career Placement Services center connects employers with skilled workers through career fairs, externships and the student job board.

The Center can help you prepare for a successful career through mock interviews, resumé writing and posting assistance, job-searching techniques, and more.

davistech.edu/career-placement-services

Placement Rate

Council on Occupational Education Outcomes

The mission of the Veterans Center is to provide the highest level of academic support to the Davis Tech veterans community. We assist our veterans in their pursuit of educational and career goals while offering services tailored to student veterans’ unique experiences and family needs.

davistech.edu/veterans-center

%VETERANS CENTER STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER

The mission of the The Student Resource Center is to provide a safe space for all students to access and utilize a variety of campus and community resources to foster your success.

davistech.edu/student-resource-center

Devon Decker

Composite Materials Technology, Student of the Year 2019 Runner Up

From Job Corps to Lockheed Martin—Devon Decker was a student who had the drive and grit to succeed. In 2019, Devon graduated from our Composite Materials Technology program. He came to Davis Technical College from Job Corps. After completing his certification, Lockheed Martin, a global security and aerospace company, flew Devin to Orlando, Florida for a job interview. Today, Devin is pursuing a career he loves, capitalizing and furthering his skills in advanced technology systems. It all started at Davis Tech.

EQUITY, DIVERSITY, and INCLUSION

At Davis Tech, we are committed to the equal access and opportunity for all students, faculty, and staff. We believe doing so will enrich our college community.

The purpose of the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion committee is to create and embrace a safe and inclusive culture in which diversity is welcomed and respected. We strive to cultivate and integrate equity, diversity, and inclusion through awareness, collaboration, and progress at our college.

RESOURCES

Student guide: davistech.edu/student-guide

Student Resources: davistech.edu/student-resources

Disability Services: davistech.edu/disability-services

Veteran Services: davistech.edu/veterans-center

BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER

At the Business Resource Center (BRC), we inspire a passion for personal and professional excellence by educating and connecting student entrepreneurs and business owners with resources to cultivate growth and achieve success.

Starting and growing your business is a life-changing experience. The BRC team offers:

Free business consulting at the Small Business Development Center (SBDC)

Workforce training

Networking opportunities

Affordable small business office space

Shared workspace

Conference room rental

Government contracting advisement

Financial programs

Membership options

brc.davistech.edu

WORKFORCE EDUCATION

Workforce Education (WE) works closely with the BRC to provide companies and individuals with the latest knowledge and skills needed to maintain employment. These skills will make you and/or your company highly marketable and valuable. WE courses are taught by industry experts and designed to effectively train your workforce using cutting-edge industry methods.

brc.davistech.edu/workforce-education

Tyler Steed

Culinary Arts

BOOKSTORE

The bookstore offers textbooks, school and program supplies, Davis Tech apparel, and swag. Our textbook buyback program allows you to get up to 50% of the original purchase price back for qualifying books. We also provide a large variety of snacks, frozen foods, and drinks. Fun items are continually added with great deals from Skullcandy, Quiksilver, Roxy, Dakine, and more.

davistech.edu/bookstore

CAFÉ

Enjoy delicious daily lunch specials prepared by our culinary arts students. Our café serves a variety of homemade soups, fresh rolls, tasty entrées, and mouth-watering desserts. We are open Monday through Friday for breakfast and lunch.

davistech.edu/cafe

SALON & SPA

Since 2007, Davis Tech has strived to provide high-quality and affordable services in Cosmetology. Our trained students will treat you to luxurious amenities in our beautifully updated salon. Sit back and relax—enjoy facials, manicures, and pedicures. Tame your mane with haircuts, styling, and treatments. We also provide services in eyelash extensions, waxing, chemical peels, laser treatments, and more.

salon.davistech.edu

PRINT CENTER

The print center offers services in printing, scanning, binding, laminating, cutting, and folding. We also carry a variety of paper stock available for purchase. Bring your print-ready documents on a flash drive or send them via email, print.center@davistech.edu. We serve our faculty, staff, and students. However, if there is a personal order you need printed, we are happy to help!

davistech.edu/print-center

STUDENT

ORGANIZATIONS

SKILLSUSAHOSA

Cami Limb, Practical Nurse

HOSA 3 gold medals, 2021

Launch your career in healthcare by joining the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA).

Every year, Davis Tech students join a regional competition. Our students have performed exceptionally well at HOSA competitions, often advancing to the state and national levels.

HOSA also provides scholarship, career, and networking opportunities. The organization’s mission is to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

hosa.org

Keith Ashby, Plumbing Apprentice, gold medal national winner, 2018 and 2019

The SkillsUSA Championships are competitive events showcasing the best career and technical education students in the nation. Davis Tech students are frequent medalists, competing with nearly 20,000 students each year.

The philosophy of the championships is to reward students for excellence, involve industry in directly evaluating student performance, and to keep training relevant to employers’ needs.

davistech.edu/skillsusa skillsusa.org

NTHS

NTHS inductee presenting flame of knowledge

SAMPE

National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) encourages high scholastic achievement, cultivates a desire for personal excellence, and helps top students find success in today‘s highly competitive workplace.

Thousands of schools and colleges throughout the U.S. and its territories have a chapter of the honor society on their campus. Davis Tech students are nominated for NTHS by their instructors. NTHS provides scholarship and networking opportunities and is a great addition to their resumés.

davistech.edu/national-technical-honor-society nths.org

At The Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE) competitions, Davis Tech’s Composite Materials Technology students have built carbon fiber bridges that can sustain weight-bearing loads of at least 15,000 pounds.

SAMPE is a global organization that shares information on new and advanced materials and processing technology. Students with a SAMPE membership join a network of over 5,000 professionals dedicated to the industry.

sampe.org

Emily Linam, Composite Materials Technology. SAMPE, first place winner, 2019

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

1CHOOSE A PROGRAM OR TAKE A TOUR

If you haven’t yet decided on a program, that’s OK. Talk to an advisor in Student Services or take a tour to explore the best fit for you.

davistech.edu/programs davistech.edu/tour 801-593-2337

APPLY ONLINE

Complete the online application and pay fee, $45 for adult students and $40 annual fee for High School students. You will need your social security number or ITIN ready, as well as your program of choice. Once you complete the application, you will receive an email with your new student ID number.

Your selected program may require assessments prior to starting. Visit the program’s webpage to determine whether you need to test. Academic Development is available to help refresh skills.

davistech.edu/next-steps

Some Health Profession Programs Require Additional Steps

Explore Health Profession admissions requirements on your program page, and meet with the Health Professions Advisor to complete your enrollment, heidi.anderton@davistech.edu

davistech.edu/programs

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Financial Aid and a variety of scholarships are available to assist adult, and high school students, including undocumented students, to cover the cost of education. Apply now.

davistech.edu/financial-aid davistech.edu/scholarships 801-593-2195

SCHEDULE CLASSES

It’s time to schedule an advising appointment with an advisor to enroll in your classes and create a schedule. Your needs are unique, and your advisor is there to help you craft the most flexible and supportive schedule possible.

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Ricky Zazueta knew it was time to make a change—in his life and in his family’s. After his brother died from a heart condition, Ricky turned to methamphetamine to cope. Heavy drug use ultimately landed him in prison for aggravated robbery in Utah. Ricky’s wife was three months pregnant.

Ricky let go of his drug addiction and turned to education. At Utah Department of Corrections, he enrolled in Davis Technical College’s Culinary Arts program. After graduating, he landed a job at Red Lobster just a week after being released from prison. A bit later, he became a banquet chef at Marriott Hotel. Ricky is grateful to be a provider for his family and hopes to continue spending more time with them while pursuing his passion for culinary arts.

VALUES

OPPORTUNITY

We provide cost-effective training, flexible scheduling, and support systems to foster student success.

PARTNERSHIP

We engage industry, educational, and community partners to provide shared opportunities for all.

INNOVATION

We cultivate an environment in which new ideas, creative thinking, and imagination can thrive.

EXCELLENCE

We promote quality and high performance through our commitment to responsible and informed decisions.

COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY

We embrace a culture of inclusiveness, community involvement, and service.

DAVIS TECHNICAL COLLEGE CAMPUSES

Main Campus

550 East 300 South Kaysville, UT 84037 801-593-2500

Freeport West Extention

Freeport Center, Building D-5 Clearfield, UT 84016 801-593-2030

Utah Department of Corrections

Instructional Service Center

14425 Bitterbrush Lane Draper, UT 84020

Clearfield Job Corps

Instructional Service Center

20 West 1700 South Clearfield, UT 84016 801-774-4000

Mill Creek Youth Center

790 West 12th Street Ogden, UT 84044

DAVIS TECH offers many programs onsite at local high schools in Davis County and Morgan High School